Kai Dickens

No, I think this is amazing. Oh, it's so cool. Tell us the name of the book really quick so people can find it online if they want to.

So Livy, I think back to a few years ago, a heartbreaking day, but John Paul's parting message that day was make your life about love.

So Livy, I think back to a few years ago, a heartbreaking day, but John Paul's parting message that day was make your life about love.

What does that mean to you and how are you going to carry that message forward?

What does that mean to you and how are you going to carry that message forward?

So our final question, Whitney, why don't we start with you? You know, what's one of the takeaways or, you know, something that you want to share about love, whether it's on a professional level or personal level that you've learned or you want to leave people with?

So our final question, Whitney, why don't we start with you? You know, what's one of the takeaways or, you know, something that you want to share about love, whether it's on a professional level or personal level that you've learned or you want to leave people with?

And Libby, what about you? What would you like to leave us with as far as love goes?

And Libby, what about you? What would you like to leave us with as far as love goes?

Libby, on that note, we get this question a lot, and I'd love for you to answer it. People are writing in quite a lot saying, if I see a non-speaker at the grocery store or at a movie theater, what's one way I can let them know I love them? A non-speaker? Tell them in your head.

Libby, on that note, we get this question a lot, and I'd love for you to answer it. People are writing in quite a lot saying, if I see a non-speaker at the grocery store or at a movie theater, what's one way I can let them know I love them? A non-speaker? Tell them in your head.

What about you, Kai? You have to tell us. Well, I've been thinking about this so much lately because, you know, I have asked various non-speakers how they would define love. And it was so simple. Love is anything that unifies. And that is just so simple because we make so many decisions to divide. You're different than me. You're different than me. How are you different? And I'm more like this.

What about you, Kai? You have to tell us. Well, I've been thinking about this so much lately because, you know, I have asked various non-speakers how they would define love. And it was so simple. Love is anything that unifies. And that is just so simple because we make so many decisions to divide. You're different than me. You're different than me. How are you different? And I'm more like this.

And none of that is loving. And that's based in fear. And they always say there's two choices we always have, love and fear. It's just love and fear. But it becomes easier to make that decision if you constantly think, is this unifying? Is this helping? And if you ask that question before you make a decision, it really changes the optics.

And none of that is loving. And that's based in fear. And they always say there's two choices we always have, love and fear. It's just love and fear. But it becomes easier to make that decision if you constantly think, is this unifying? Is this helping? And if you ask that question before you make a decision, it really changes the optics.

And I think another thing too is, to Libby's point, it's not just, I think, the ability for certain folks to hear our thoughts, but I think we all can feel each other's feelings. And knowing what you feel, and trying to love yourself and just putting that energy toward loving other people, it will change everything about you and your makeup. It changes your frequency. It does. It embodies love.

And I think another thing too is, to Libby's point, it's not just, I think, the ability for certain folks to hear our thoughts, but I think we all can feel each other's feelings. And knowing what you feel, and trying to love yourself and just putting that energy toward loving other people, it will change everything about you and your makeup. It changes your frequency. It does. It embodies love.

Yeah, yeah. So, I mean, to wrap it up, I think it's important to just remember that love isn't following a script, right? It's writing your own. And you have to have the courage to show up as your authentic self to do that. Otherwise, no one's going to write your script for you. What is it? It's a blank page. So we have to show up. And I think about this all the time.

Yeah, yeah. So, I mean, to wrap it up, I think it's important to just remember that love isn't following a script, right? It's writing your own. And you have to have the courage to show up as your authentic self to do that. Otherwise, no one's going to write your script for you. What is it? It's a blank page. So we have to show up. And I think about this all the time.

At one point when we were going through, how do you test telepathy? How do you test this? And a non-speaker said, why do you need instruments to test this when you're not looking for instruments to test love, which is the greatest superpower? It causes parents to jump into choppy waters to save a child, people to lift a car up when they can't when someone's pinned underneath it.